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A welcome boost to conservation funding
Today’s announcement of $81.3 million over four years in new funding for predator control is great ...
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Welcome end to new offers for offshore oil exploration
WWF-New Zealand welcomes today's announcement by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern that the government ...
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UN Environment Program supports project Extraordinary, winner to feature at UN General Assembly and UN Biodiversity Conference
WWF-New Zealand and WiLD Studios (the short film division of Natural History NZ) today confirm that ...
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Collaboration results in flourishing wildlife on Antipodes Islands
Conservation history was made today with the announcement that introduced mice have successfully ...
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Half of plant and animal species at risk from climate change in world’s most important natural places
The Amazon, Miombo Woodlands in Southern Africa, and south-west Australia will be among the most ...
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Zero Carbon Act campaigners welcome Environment Commissioner’s endorsement
Generation Zero, WWF New Zealand, and Forest & Bird, are welcoming the Parliamentary Commissioner ...
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WWF-New Zealand and NHNZ challenge creatives worldwide to make sustainability sexy
The word ‘sustainability’ brings a lot of words to peoples' minds, but ‘desirable’ or ‘sexy’ is ...
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New Zealand sea lion killed in fishing net highlights urgent need for action
A New Zealand sea lion drowning this week in a squid fishing net in the Auckland Islands highlights ...
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Deep concerns with suggestion to “scrap” fishing electronic monitoring
We're deeply concerned by suggestions from the new Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash today that he ...
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World Rowing becomes first sporting body to pledge to protect World Heritage sites
Before the next Olympic Games begin in South Korea, the world’s oldest international sports ...
